Does anyone know where they catch these sardines?
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They're labeled 'Product of Morocco' so that could be almost anywhere in the Mediterranean or Atlantic as far as the fishing banks...I've never questioned it before although recently given some articles I've been wondering about this & not just in regard to Roland products.. The prices on this & similar products in particular low - sodium with bones has become quite high to me lately.. Indicating increasing scarcity. I would just suggest you call or email Roland...By the way also be advised that these 'sardines' are probably 'Herring sprats'.. There is no legal definition of 'sardines'.. When I ate them {called sardines} fresh ..grilled on the beach... years ago in Morocco, Portugal, Spain ,Italy & Brazil...they were considerably larger than those available in cans in the US...either now or even 50+ years ago when my folks would have them in the States...But they are tasty & I think still healthful. Good luck !
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No salt is added to these sardines. They are called "low salt" because they naturally contain 45mg of salt per container. I have these sardines on subscription. They are an awesome price as they usually cost over 3 dollars a can if you can find them in a supermarket.
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Did not know. Thank you for sharing. They lost a customer. Good for the sharks!
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I have never fished in Jamaica, so can't answer your questions. As you know, it would depend on what fish yu're after and what they eat. Here in New England white and red are preferred. Good luck!
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This is in water, has skin, has bones, and cost me $14 for 12 cans. Taste is good. I like sardines in either oil or water, so your preference should decide here.
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This batch that I have (expires 2018) is from Poland. The same for the Tiny Tots. I just got these from here a few weeks ago.Having said that the KO sardines were small & uniformly silver in color. The Tiny Tots were larger.Some larger than others and they had distinct streaks of darker coloring along with the silver.
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A friend of mine found some in California while on vacation. I have been searching the net with no luck. Sorry.Paul
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Throw in a cheap hotdog. Recently, I had an expired ham steak. I cut it into 5 pieces and used it. It works great. I've been catching a lot of bluegill "minnows".
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I can't personally vouch for the taste, as these were a birthday gift for a teenager who loves sharks. Easiest answer...they are all gone!!
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They are tucked away in the produce isle. You may have to ask for their location.
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They are farm raised in Indonesia.Very nice sized shrimp and especially for the price of 2 lbs.You would be hard pressed to find shrimp that isn't imported.The products in my local stores are imported.Doubt shrimp from the Gulf is any more safe since the spill.Poison...Really?????
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no idea- i think this fish is from italy - genoa tuna- been eating it for years...
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The sardine anchovy oil is wild caught but other oils by this company are farm raised. I would never feed my beloved dogs anything made with farm raised fish.
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The only thing I have to add here is that the King variety pack contains 2 or 3 cans with sardines. Some cats won't touch sardines while others love them.
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Only you can determine if you can afford them. I think you are paying for the source and sustainable fishing practices of this company. These sardines are from the North Pacific Ocean. I've gotten other brands from Spain, Morocco, etc. They are the most moist sardines I have ever had. Though for convenience I usually just pick up sardines from Costco and they taste fine. Though for tuna I get this company because they catch smaller fish that are lower in mercury. Costco sometimes sells their tuna.
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These are dried sardines primarily used to prepare stock. Dried cuttlefish is the kind eaten out of the bag as a snack. I've never snacked on iriko, but should you decide to do so as road runner suggests, you might remove the entrails first to cut down on the bitterness.
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Should be no problem. These are heavy duty spinning rods. I can also cast sardines with no weight on 40lb test! Not real far, but far enough to be effective. I've caught mostly Pargo and Dorado with mine.